During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, matchbooks frequently featured topsy-turvy optical illusion art-word. When viewed one way, the matchbook would feature one image, but when rotated 180 degrees, they would feature an entirely different image. Here is a collection of seven such images. Simply hold your mouse over the image to view what is looks like when rotated.

Do you see a donkey or a seal below?

How many shelves to you see below?

Are you looking at inside or outside of this magazine?

Do you see a rabbit or a duck?

What do you see?
An old man or two people kissing?

Now look at the same image upside down.

And what you’ve been looking for: the Illuminati ambigram
In the ambigrams section. you’ll find – what else – lots of ambigrams can be the same word that when turned upside down, it looks the same, or it can actually be two different words, of phrases, which could be different depending on which way you read it. Don’t miss our childish Illuminati Ambigram.

Find out how many faces you can see here.The simple hint is – faces are more than 5

The artistic illusion on the pot gives two different prospective when you concentrate on the picture. Children will see dolphins where as adults will see a couple.

Message of Love from the Dolphins by Sandro Del-Prete.